Module compression 

Response compression (gzip / brotli). Behind the compression feature.

Build a CompressionLayer and hand it to crate::Server::with_compression. For each response Actus picks an encoding from the request’s Accept-Encoding (preferring brotli when offered), and — if the body is a buffered, compressible type above a size threshold — compresses it, setting Content-Encoding and appending Vary: Accept-Encoding.

Scope: this compresses buffered response bodies (the common case — JSON API responses, reply::bytes). Streamed responses (reply!(stream: …)) and error bodies pass through uncompressed for now.

use actus::prelude::*;
Server::new(router).with_compression(CompressionLayer::new());        // defaults
Server::new(router).with_compression(CompressionLayer::new().min_size(256).prefer_gzip());

Structs

CompressionLayer

A response-compression policy. See the module docs.